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A ring that brims with mystic light. Grants the wearer a more companionable air. When offered as a gift, it deepens the bond between giver and receiver. |
Eternal Bond is a Ring in Dragon's Dogma 2. Eternal Bond allows players to deepen their bonds more easily while wearing this ring. Rings in Dragon's Dogma 2 are items that the player uses to obtain several bonuses and buffs to its Stats, Rings unlike other equipment don't have a Vocation restriction.
A ring that brims with mystic light. Grants the wearer a more companionable air. When offered as a gift, it deepens the bond between giver and receiver.
Eternal Bond Effect in DD2
This ring has the following effect: Boosts favor by 10%
Eternal Bond can be Equipped By
Eternal Bond can be wielded by the following Vocations:
How to get Eternal Bond in Dragon's Dogma 2
These are the various methods of acquiring Eternal Bond:
- Turn in 120 Seeker's Tokens to a Vocation Guild
- Can be received as an award for completing the Riddle Of Futility for the Sphinx.
Can be purchased from these shops:
Eternal Bond Buy and Sell Price
- Eternal Bond buy price:
100000
- Eternal Bond sell price:
40000
Dragon's Dogma 2 Eternal Bond Video Guide
Dragon's Dogma 2 Eternal Bond Notes & Trivia
- Notes, Tips, and Trivia for Eternal Bond go here…
- Players can equip up to 2 Rings at the same time.
- You can gift this item. It will give 200 points of favor to an NPC that likes the item.
- Anonymous
This thing's worth 40k, since it's easy to increase favor, selling seems to be the best choice.
- Anonymous
I gave this to my pawn and I swear they started blushing when I talked to them. I also convinced myself that their dialogue options have changed. Did I gaslight myself? Does this ring do anything to change a pawn when they have it equipped?
- Anonymous
I give Doireann this ring along with other gifts, do multiple escort quests for her, and I still end up with Ulrika as my highest affinity character. Doireann isn't even in the top 3 according to the end credits. Reminds me of my last playthrough of the first game. I do my best to make Aelinore my beloved, give her the Arisen's Bond, and somehow I still get Madeleine. It's nice to see the affinity system is just as perplexing and ridiculous as it was in the original game, lol. I don't really care that much since there's far less significance to whoever the dragon abducts in this game compared to the first game.
- Anonymous
can also be found in Sphinx chest after the Riddle of Futility Quest in the Frontier Shrine
- Anonymous
Had to buy it back for 200,000 not 100,000 G
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